Hello, The OnCloud information (specifically for the Multiphysics Analyst role) states that there is "Virtually unlimited computational bandwidth." I have a few questions regarding this topic: What exactly are the CPU and memory specifications for the machines provided with OnCloud usage? Does CPU availability or memory scale differently when a simulation is running? (Perhaps adding capability to finish simulations faster) Are there HPC licenses provided with OnCloud to allow for utilization of many cores? If so, is there a limit to the number of cores used for simulation? Thanks in advance for the assistance. -Stephen

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Hello,

The OnCloud information (specifically for the Multiphysics Analyst role) states that there is "Virtually unlimited computational bandwidth." I have a few questions regarding this topic:

What exactly are the CPU and memory specifications for the machines provided with OnCloud usage?
Does CPU availability or memory scale differently when a simulation is running? (Perhaps adding capability to finish simulations faster)
Are there HPC licenses provided with OnCloud to allow for utilization of many cores? If so, is there a limit to the number of cores used for simulation?

Thanks in advance for the assistance.

-Stephen

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